Hello guys, I am working on a simple game just to get to know babylonjs better, and Im stuck with how to achieve a ripple effect when a mesh drops on some surface. Have anybody done something similar or can guide where to start? Thanks!

Oh yeah, that is really cool! I figured out also to port to a babylonjs shader somehow this solution: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/Xsc3z2

That would take like 20 mins to convert to a postProcess https://doc.babylonjs.com/how_to/how_to_use_postprocesses Look up the shadertalk thread, we go over shadertoy conversions

As I understand, going with postprocessing, I would end up with having the effect ‘sticked’ to the camera, right? So if I wanted this effect being ‘populated’ to a plane, I would need to stick to converting to a BJS shader? Thanks for mentioning the shadertalk thread, I’ll definitely dive deeper in…

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Deltakosh February 3, 2020, 5:16pm 2

Something like that? https://twitter.com/sretks/status/1223910807915728896
You should ping him on twitter

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